The catalysts were prepared by the temperature programmed reaction (TPR) of MoO3 with NH3 at various temperatures in the range of 573K～973K, and their hydrodenitrogenation (HDN) activities were tested in situ.It is s...The catalysts were prepared by the temperature programmed reaction (TPR) of MoO3 with NH3 at various temperatures in the range of 573K～973K, and their hydrodenitrogenation (HDN) activities were tested in situ.It is shown that molybdenum nitrid(Mo2N) was formed above 923K and its intermediate MoO2 formed at about 573～623K under the rapid (5K/min.) TPR conditions.Mo2N is the most active species for pyridine HDN among MoO3,MoO2,MoS2,and Mo2N. Moreover,it can be promoted by adding Ni component.It is shown that the Ni/Mo2N catalyst prepared by adding some NiO into the precursor MoO3 has a steady HDN activity Which is far higher than that of the commercial sulfided NiMo/Al2O3(HR346) catalyst.展开更多
La_(2)O_(3) catalyzed oxidative coupling of methane(OCM) is a promising process that converts methane directly to valuable C_(2)(ethylene and ethane) products. Our online MS transient study results indicate that prist...La_(2)O_(3) catalyzed oxidative coupling of methane(OCM) is a promising process that converts methane directly to valuable C_(2)(ethylene and ethane) products. Our online MS transient study results indicate that pristine surface without carbonate species demonstrates a higher selectivity to C_(2) products, and a lower light-off temperature as well. Further study is focused on carbonate-free La_(2)O_(3) catalyst surface for identification of active oxygen species associated with such products behavior. XPS reveals unique oxygen species with O 1 s binding energy of 531.5 e V correlated with OCM catalytic activity and carbonates removal. However, indicated thermal stability of this species is much higher than the surface peroxide or superoxide structures proposed by earlier computation models. Motivated by experimental results,DFT calculations reveal a new more stable peroxide structure, formed at the subsurface hexacoordinate lattice oxygen sites, with energy 2.18 e V lower than the previous models. The new model of subsurface peroxide provides a perspective for understanding of methyl radicals formation and C_(2) products selectivity in OCM over La_(2)O_(3) catalyst.展开更多
To discuss the potential role of iridium(Ir)nanoparticles loaded under atmospheric and high pressures,we prepared a series of cata-lysts with the same active phase but different contents of 10wt%,20wt%,and 30wt%on gam...To discuss the potential role of iridium(Ir)nanoparticles loaded under atmospheric and high pressures,we prepared a series of cata-lysts with the same active phase but different contents of 10wt%,20wt%,and 30wt%on gamma-alumina for decomposition of hydrazine.Un-der atmospheric pressure,the performance of the catalyst was better when 30wt%of the Ir nanoparticles was used with chelating agent that had greater selectivity of approximately 27%.The increase in the reaction rate from 175 to 220 h^(−1)at higher Ir loading(30wt%)was due to a good dispersion of high-number active phases rather than an agglomeration surface.As a satisfactory result of this investigation at high pressure,Ir catalysts with different weight percentages showed the same stability against crushing and activity with a characteristic velocity of approxim-ately 1300 m/s.展开更多
Excellent catalysts with low-temperature activity and relatively wide temperature window for selective catalytic reduction of NO with ammonia(NH_(3)-SCR) are highly demanded in view of the practical treatment of NO.He...Excellent catalysts with low-temperature activity and relatively wide temperature window for selective catalytic reduction of NO with ammonia(NH_(3)-SCR) are highly demanded in view of the practical treatment of NO.Herein,we have designed a highly active VOx-MnOx/CeO_(2) material based on the intrinsic requirement of SCR reaction for catalyst,namely redox sites and surface acid sites.The vanadium oxide and manganese oxide are highly dispersed over the ceria mesosphere via simple incipient wetness impregnation.The loading of manganese could introduce acid sites and enhance the redox property remarkably,while the loading of vanadium increases acid sites and weakens redox property.Through tentatively controlling the appropriate loading ratio of the two components,the optimal catalyst achieves a balance between redox property and surface acidity.The work shed light on the development of new SCR catalyst with superior low temperature activity,wide work temperature window and good hydrothermal stability.展开更多
The electrochemical nitrogen reduction reaction(NRR)to directly produce NH3 from N_(2) and H_(2)O under ambient conditions has attracted significant attention due to its ecofriendliness.Nevertheless,the electrochemica...The electrochemical nitrogen reduction reaction(NRR)to directly produce NH3 from N_(2) and H_(2)O under ambient conditions has attracted significant attention due to its ecofriendliness.Nevertheless,the electrochemical NRR presents several practical challenges,including sluggish reaction and low selectivity.Here,bi-atom catalysts have been proposed to achieve excellent activity and high selectivity toward the electrochemical NRR by Ma and his co-workers.It could accelerate the kinetics of N_(2)-to-NH_(3) electrochemical conversion and possess better electrochemical NRR selectivity.This work sheds light on the introduction of bi-atom catalysts to enhance the performance of the electrochemical NRR.展开更多
MCM-41 material was modified by polyethyleneimine (PEI) using ultrasonic assisted impregnation method with different PEI loading (P-MCM-x, x=0–15 wt%). The synthesised P-MCM-x materials and corresponding Zn/P-MCM-x c...MCM-41 material was modified by polyethyleneimine (PEI) using ultrasonic assisted impregnation method with different PEI loading (P-MCM-x, x=0–15 wt%). The synthesised P-MCM-x materials and corresponding Zn/P-MCM-x catalysts were characterised by FTIR, XRD, TEM, BET, XPS, TG and H2-TPR, as well as their catalytic performance in the hydration of acetylene was investigated. The results showed that the modified materials retained the mesoporous structure with good thermostability, and the corresponding Zn/P-MCM-x displayed the higher catalytic performance than that of Zn/MCM-41 catalyst, especially for the Zn/P-MCM-12 catalyst with about 88%C2H2 conversion and 85%selectivity, and the optimal content of PEI is 12 wt%. More importantly, the introduction of PEI enhanced metal-support interaction to make the better metal dispersion and more active sites, and the charge transfer from N atom to Zn species. These all would be responsible for the high activity of the modified Zn catalysts in the acetylene hydration.展开更多
Hydrogen has emerged as a promising environmentally friendly energy source. The development of lowcost, highly active, stable, and easily synthesized catalysts for hydrogen evolution reactions(HER) remains a significa...Hydrogen has emerged as a promising environmentally friendly energy source. The development of lowcost, highly active, stable, and easily synthesized catalysts for hydrogen evolution reactions(HER) remains a significant challenge. This study explored the synthesis of nitrogen-doped MXene-based composite catalysts for enhanced HER performance. By thermally decomposing RuCl_(3) coordinated with melamine and formaldehyde resin, we successfully introduced nitrogen-doped carbon(N–C) with highly dispersed ruthenium(Ru) onto the MXene surface. The calcination temperature played a crucial role in controlling the size of Ru nanoparticles(Ru NPs) and the proportion of Ru single-atom(Ru SA), thereby facilitating the synergistic enhancement of HER performance by Ru NPs and Ru SA. The resulting catalyst prepared with a calcination temperature of 600℃, Ti_(3)C_(2)T_x-N/C-Ru-600(TNCR-600), exhibited exceptional HER activity(η10= 17 m V) and stability(160 h) under alkaline conditions. This work presented a simple and effective strategy for synthesizing composite catalysts, offering new insights into the design and regulation of high-performance Ru-based catalysts for hydrogen production.展开更多
文摘The catalysts were prepared by the temperature programmed reaction (TPR) of MoO3 with NH3 at various temperatures in the range of 573K～973K, and their hydrodenitrogenation (HDN) activities were tested in situ.It is shown that molybdenum nitrid(Mo2N) was formed above 923K and its intermediate MoO2 formed at about 573～623K under the rapid (5K/min.) TPR conditions.Mo2N is the most active species for pyridine HDN among MoO3,MoO2,MoS2,and Mo2N. Moreover,it can be promoted by adding Ni component.It is shown that the Ni/Mo2N catalyst prepared by adding some NiO into the precursor MoO3 has a steady HDN activity Which is far higher than that of the commercial sulfided NiMo/Al2O3(HR346) catalyst.
基金the Key Projects of Shanghai Science and Technology Commission (18JC1412100)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 91745105, 22072092, 92045301)+2 种基金the startup funding provided by Shanghai Tech University for funding their participation in this workfunding provided through The Shell Foundation Grants (No. PT66201)the support from Analytical Instrumentation Center (contract no. SPSTAIC10112914), SPST, Shanghai Tech University。
文摘La_(2)O_(3) catalyzed oxidative coupling of methane(OCM) is a promising process that converts methane directly to valuable C_(2)(ethylene and ethane) products. Our online MS transient study results indicate that pristine surface without carbonate species demonstrates a higher selectivity to C_(2) products, and a lower light-off temperature as well. Further study is focused on carbonate-free La_(2)O_(3) catalyst surface for identification of active oxygen species associated with such products behavior. XPS reveals unique oxygen species with O 1 s binding energy of 531.5 e V correlated with OCM catalytic activity and carbonates removal. However, indicated thermal stability of this species is much higher than the surface peroxide or superoxide structures proposed by earlier computation models. Motivated by experimental results,DFT calculations reveal a new more stable peroxide structure, formed at the subsurface hexacoordinate lattice oxygen sites, with energy 2.18 e V lower than the previous models. The new model of subsurface peroxide provides a perspective for understanding of methyl radicals formation and C_(2) products selectivity in OCM over La_(2)O_(3) catalyst.
基金sponsored by the National Basic Research Program of China(973 Program)under grant no.2015CB351905the National Natural Science Foundation of China(no.61504019)+3 种基金China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(no.2015M580783)Scientific Research Start-up Foundation of University of Electronic Science and Technology of China(Y02002010301082)the Technology Innovative Research Team of Sichuan Province of China(no.2015TD0005)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities of China(no.ZYGX2015J140)
文摘To discuss the potential role of iridium(Ir)nanoparticles loaded under atmospheric and high pressures,we prepared a series of cata-lysts with the same active phase but different contents of 10wt%,20wt%,and 30wt%on gamma-alumina for decomposition of hydrazine.Un-der atmospheric pressure,the performance of the catalyst was better when 30wt%of the Ir nanoparticles was used with chelating agent that had greater selectivity of approximately 27%.The increase in the reaction rate from 175 to 220 h^(−1)at higher Ir loading(30wt%)was due to a good dispersion of high-number active phases rather than an agglomeration surface.As a satisfactory result of this investigation at high pressure,Ir catalysts with different weight percentages showed the same stability against crushing and activity with a characteristic velocity of approxim-ately 1300 m/s.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (21576054)Science and Technology Planning of Guangdong Province (2016B020241003)+1 种基金Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province(2018A030310563)Foundation of Higher Education of Guangdong Province(2018KZDXM031)。
文摘Excellent catalysts with low-temperature activity and relatively wide temperature window for selective catalytic reduction of NO with ammonia(NH_(3)-SCR) are highly demanded in view of the practical treatment of NO.Herein,we have designed a highly active VOx-MnOx/CeO_(2) material based on the intrinsic requirement of SCR reaction for catalyst,namely redox sites and surface acid sites.The vanadium oxide and manganese oxide are highly dispersed over the ceria mesosphere via simple incipient wetness impregnation.The loading of manganese could introduce acid sites and enhance the redox property remarkably,while the loading of vanadium increases acid sites and weakens redox property.Through tentatively controlling the appropriate loading ratio of the two components,the optimal catalyst achieves a balance between redox property and surface acidity.The work shed light on the development of new SCR catalyst with superior low temperature activity,wide work temperature window and good hydrothermal stability.
文摘The electrochemical nitrogen reduction reaction(NRR)to directly produce NH3 from N_(2) and H_(2)O under ambient conditions has attracted significant attention due to its ecofriendliness.Nevertheless,the electrochemical NRR presents several practical challenges,including sluggish reaction and low selectivity.Here,bi-atom catalysts have been proposed to achieve excellent activity and high selectivity toward the electrochemical NRR by Ma and his co-workers.It could accelerate the kinetics of N_(2)-to-NH_(3) electrochemical conversion and possess better electrochemical NRR selectivity.This work sheds light on the introduction of bi-atom catalysts to enhance the performance of the electrochemical NRR.
基金financial support from the Program for Changjiang Scholars and Innovative Research Team in University (No. IRT_15R46)Yangtze River Scholar Research Project of Shihezi University(No. CJXZ201601)+1 种基金the High-level Talent Scientific Research Project of Shihezi University(No.RCZX201405)the National Natural Science Fundation of China(Nos. U1403294,21666033)
文摘MCM-41 material was modified by polyethyleneimine (PEI) using ultrasonic assisted impregnation method with different PEI loading (P-MCM-x, x=0–15 wt%). The synthesised P-MCM-x materials and corresponding Zn/P-MCM-x catalysts were characterised by FTIR, XRD, TEM, BET, XPS, TG and H2-TPR, as well as their catalytic performance in the hydration of acetylene was investigated. The results showed that the modified materials retained the mesoporous structure with good thermostability, and the corresponding Zn/P-MCM-x displayed the higher catalytic performance than that of Zn/MCM-41 catalyst, especially for the Zn/P-MCM-12 catalyst with about 88%C2H2 conversion and 85%selectivity, and the optimal content of PEI is 12 wt%. More importantly, the introduction of PEI enhanced metal-support interaction to make the better metal dispersion and more active sites, and the charge transfer from N atom to Zn species. These all would be responsible for the high activity of the modified Zn catalysts in the acetylene hydration.
基金financially supported by the National Key R&D Program of China (No.2018YFA0209402)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos.22088101, 22175132, 22072028)。
文摘Hydrogen has emerged as a promising environmentally friendly energy source. The development of lowcost, highly active, stable, and easily synthesized catalysts for hydrogen evolution reactions(HER) remains a significant challenge. This study explored the synthesis of nitrogen-doped MXene-based composite catalysts for enhanced HER performance. By thermally decomposing RuCl_(3) coordinated with melamine and formaldehyde resin, we successfully introduced nitrogen-doped carbon(N–C) with highly dispersed ruthenium(Ru) onto the MXene surface. The calcination temperature played a crucial role in controlling the size of Ru nanoparticles(Ru NPs) and the proportion of Ru single-atom(Ru SA), thereby facilitating the synergistic enhancement of HER performance by Ru NPs and Ru SA. The resulting catalyst prepared with a calcination temperature of 600℃, Ti_(3)C_(2)T_x-N/C-Ru-600(TNCR-600), exhibited exceptional HER activity(η10= 17 m V) and stability(160 h) under alkaline conditions. This work presented a simple and effective strategy for synthesizing composite catalysts, offering new insights into the design and regulation of high-performance Ru-based catalysts for hydrogen production.
